I am unwilling to see my party assailed in any such way or for any such purpose as is indicated by the latest remarks of the Senator from New Hampshire. and it is therefore perfectly satisfactory to me. so far as I have a voice in the matter. for the Senate to take this bill up before the end of the present session. provided only reasonable opportunity is afforded under the rules of the Senate for a discussion of this matter cononant with its great importance. Let ine say. Mr. President. In this connection. that I earnestly believe and urge that we ought also to have an early opportunity to consider. before this session shall end. the bill to restrict immigration. a measure that is not only favored by more than twothirds of the Members of both Houses of Congress but also by a vast majority of the people of this country.
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